Meta’s new chatbots for Messenger will have “personality” and specialize in specific subjects, as the chatbot arms race among tech companies continues.

Teenager Oliver Reyes risks his own safety to rescue a calf named Wynonna from a frozen pond, showcasing the power of compassion.

Car crash in Canada leads to hour-long fireworks show after a lorry carrying fireworks ignites.

Merriam-Webster’s word of the year, “polarization,” captures the deep divisions shaping the 2024 election.

Jimmy Cooper, an 80-year-old nurse, has no plans to retire and finds his job in the intensive care unit very satisfying.

Students at Media City’s University Technical College recently participated in a project that required them to give up their smartphones and use basic Nokia handsets instead, highlighting the dependence and reliance that many young people have on their smartphones.

Harvard Law Library’s misidentified document is confirmed as an original Magna Carta, worth millions.

Collins Dictionary has named “AI” as the word of the year for 2023, reflecting the widespread conversations and debates surrounding artificial intelligence and its potential impact on society.

The development of ultra-flat mirrors by Zeiss in Germany is revolutionizing the semiconductor industry.

Amazon is testing humanoid robots called Digit in its US warehouses to automate operations and “free up” employees, but critics argue that automation has already resulted in job losses and that Amazon treats its workers like robots.

Four suspects staged bear attacks for insurance fraud, costing companies over $141,000.

China is conducting a trial of visa-free travel for citizens from six countries, aiming to promote international travel and business exchanges.

Elon Musk warns that the advertising boycott on X will kill the company and vows to document it in detail.

Over 700 staff members at Airbus Atlantic in France fell ill after the company’s Christmas dinner, prompting an investigation into the cause of the mass food poisoning.